Islamic Science

Islamic Science refers to the body of knowledge developed by Muslim scholars from the 8th to the 16th centuries, who contributed significantly to various fields such as astronomy, medicine, mathematics, and chemistry. Rooted in Islamic teachings, it emphasized observation, experimentation, and the pursuit of knowledge. Prominent figures like Al-Khwarizmi in mathematics and Ibn Sina in medicine advanced these disciplines, preserving and expanding on ancient texts. This intellectual tradition helped lay the groundwork for the scientific revolution in Europe and showcases the importance of cross-cultural contributions to science and learning throughout history.